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Arsenal chance of winning EPL is 50/50

AFcon draw 2024
*Group F*
*Tanzania*
*Zambia*
*DR Congo*
*Morocco*

1990

Puncherello Chama and Bwezani With Zambian Football
Are anti Powerful Power Dynamos.. they have not advertised power's Dynamos game.. compared to Muza FC.. Power Dynamos is beating Simba FC.. Lloyd D Mulenga your Nkana are also against You..😂😂😂

The need for us to support KOPA and the reasons countries are being sponsored by Nike, adidas, puma etc.....
Companies that specialize in sports attire(Nike or Adidas) often sponsor countries in order to increase their brand awareness and gain a larger customer base. However, it can be challenging for these companies to make a profit after sponsoring a country. Here are a few ways that they can maximize their profits:

Diversify their product line: By sponsoring a country, a company can gain access to a new market and expand their product line to include clothing and accessories that are popular in that region. This can help to increase sales and revenue.
Create new marketing campaigns: A company can use the sponsorship as a basis for new marketing campaigns, such as advertising their products in the country where the sponsorship took place or creating promotional materials that feature the sponsored country's team or athletes.
Offer exclusive products: A company can create exclusive products that are only available to customers in the country where the sponsorship took place. This can create a sense of exclusivity and encourage customers to purchase the products.
Leverage social media: A company can use social media platforms to reach a wider audience and promote their sponsorship and products.
By using these strategies, a company can increase their profits and maximize the benefits of their sponsorship. However, it is important to note that making a profit after sponsoring a country is not always guaranteed and may require significant investment and effort... If this companies can invade us why not using our product..?

Today I witnessed a second home game for Luapula Green Eagles against Young Green Eagles. It was a crush of two top teams on a log.

I was trying to check the next opponent and the date I observed that teams in National League will be playing two games every week... It's not healthy for prayers and technical staff it seems they will be spending more time in movements then training...
1. Players will don't have time to recover after the match day... For instance Luapula Green Eagles on 19th (Sunday)they played against police college in Lusaka for four (4) days later again on pitch... against Young Green Eagles in Mansa consider time to travel lusaka mansa it's about 12 hours fatigue atishani... FAZ should have considered this one when coming up with the fixture at least one game every week. If we want next to have best teams in premier league next season let the FAZ redo the fixtures.. imagine Livingston pirates vs Luapula Green Eagles on Saturday then Wednesday Luapula Green Eagles vs Gomes mwa bantu sure nangu tabanaka. last season this movements cost Nakonde and kashikishi warriors..

Please FAZ rethink .

Officiating in Zambia is becoming unbearable especially assistant Referees.. they need to be physically fit to run with the last defender in the game... Let's not allow technology to take your Job in the name VAR.. in the near future reboots will officiating games.
Hope we all remember how goal line technology came about..or what led to the introduction of goal line technology.. ( Lampard unseen goal against Germany in the world Cup..)

CAF President, Dr Patrice Motsepe, has announced the creation of an interschool football championship in Africa!

Dr Motsepe stated that the school competition which was launched in the DRC is a pilot project which will lead to the establishment of an interschool competition in the six African zones resulting in a Pan-African school’s championship final, CAF Online reports.

The President also said that one of the best investments in the future and success of African football is to invest in school’s football and the building of youth football academies for boys and girls.

Ade Divine..
It's a good move unfortunately policy makers think sports contribute to poor performance at grade 12 exams but forgetting that sports can make some livelihood and it's one of the highest paying jobs in the world... hope we can embrace it in Zambia...

Patson Daka's hit rate is near to Robert Lewandoski.. it's sad that some european reporters and newspaper talk about him as next Samuel Eto'o or Haaland or as alternative buy... Is next to Non is making his own name hattrick in 11 minutes new record which was never achieved by Haaland during his at Salzburg...
My wish is to see him play in Germany even for a season or sign for Bayern Munich.. scoring in Germany is not difficult compared to England mostly strikers from Germany strangle in other leagues.. .
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Emmanuel Mbola, is a Zambian professional footballer who used play for TP Mazembe. He is left-footed, and plays primarily at left-back. Between 2008 and 2016, he made 54 appearances for the Zambian national team...

Mbola now is RED.. He has join Nkana United.. who played forced a draw against Zambia Army sponsored side.. 2:2 this afternoon..